Patsy
07-03-2008, 05:03 PM
for my salads! How I miss crunchy sunflower seeds! But I've been 100% raw for 1 month now and boy could I tell the difference when I tried a few run of the mill salted sunflower seeds on my salad the other night! Like a bunch of golf balls in my stomach - ugh!
So I'm reading everything I can find about soaking/sprouting nuts and getting overwhelmed (again!) I am not ready for the sprouting thing (and I do have Rhio's book, and Mr. Sproutman's books and a pile of others).
All I want is to make my own not dead salty, crunchy sunflower seeds for my salads, but I can't seem to find a simple answer in all of Internetville!
So here's what I'm thinking:
Soak a bunch of raw sunflower or pumpkin (pepitos, right?) seeds as directed before the sprouting happens. Drain them, salt them, and stick 'em in the dehydrator for a few hours. Right? Will they get crunchy? or at least not so chewy as raw?
Thanks for any input! :)
So I'm reading everything I can find about soaking/sprouting nuts and getting overwhelmed (again!) I am not ready for the sprouting thing (and I do have Rhio's book, and Mr. Sproutman's books and a pile of others).
All I want is to make my own not dead salty, crunchy sunflower seeds for my salads, but I can't seem to find a simple answer in all of Internetville!
So here's what I'm thinking:
Soak a bunch of raw sunflower or pumpkin (pepitos, right?) seeds as directed before the sprouting happens. Drain them, salt them, and stick 'em in the dehydrator for a few hours. Right? Will they get crunchy? or at least not so chewy as raw?
Thanks for any input! :)